Sentence examples for pernicious problem from inspiring English sources

This is why this is such a pernicious problem.

Child labour and slavery remain a pernicious problem.

It puts a face — or rather, a mask — on a far more pernicious problem: online espionage.

In the process, it should address the more pernicious problem of dynasty trusts.

We can be fuming about something, but it may not be the most pernicious problem.

This sounds like a good start in the effort to combat a tragic and pernicious problem.

One of the capital's most pernicious problems is everyday sexism, ranging from the occasional catcall to the expectation that women should do all of the housework and take care of the children even if they work.

There are other, less visible but equally pernicious problems, including a breakdown in the fabric of a citizenry long-famed, thanks to Timbuktu's location at the crossroads of the Sahara, for its cosmopolitan mix of cultures and ethnicities.

Pernicious problems like heart disease are thought to result from not just single genes, but several acting in combination with one another.

During these festive days, pernicious problems abound which should vex our minds -- both globally and locally, from sexual abuse of minors and cyberbullying to hate crimes and continuing genocides.

Then we must face the pernicious problems of genetic or epigenetic mutational heterogeneity among the cells in a single tumor and of continued mutation.